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Fire on Board.

BosroN. November 16.-Firs was discov-
cred to-day in the hold Of the steamer Vene'
tian, about to sail for Liverpool. The
compartment contained 800 bales of cot.
ton and 200 barrels of oil, which were
badly damaged. The sailing Of the vessel
will be delayed three or four days.
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A Narrow-Gaure on the 1sthmus.

CITY OF MEXICO, November Is. - A
Narrow-guage railroad is projected to rub
fromP atzqueraro to a point in the State
of Guerro. on the Pacific ocean,. traversing
a rich coffee country and gold placer
region and also penetrating districts Of the
finest cabinet woods.
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-..,..rt McCosh's Successor

xrv.nk, N. j.. November 1S.-I u" E Evsu.
inn SS Ssns announces that the Rev. v:d DIR, r'. st
els L. Patten, professor r.. Mccosh
a. Drss;asat ei What 'aasssas'0a'
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q Tramps Lynched.

LOUISIANA, Mo November ia report
| reached here to-day that q party OF
| farmers in the southern part OF Pike
County lynched two tramps who assaulted
| two ladies last Saturday.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19
FOR LOVE.
Denver Gambler Shoots . Variety Girl
Whom he Wanted to Marry.

Whom he Wanted to Marry.
DENVER, November IA - Charles E.
Henry, a gambler 10 years old, whose home
is London, Ontario. shot and killed Efie
Moure, a song and dance girl about the
same age. at the Palace Variety Theatre in
the lower part OF the city, Il few minutes
after II o'clock tonight. Henry had fallen
in love with the girl and about a week ago
asked her to marry him. She consented.
To-day he learned she had a husband,
went to the theatre, called her into a box,
locked the door and fired five shots at her,
two striking her in the breast and passing
through the body. She died Immediately.
The murderer gave himself up and is lodged
in Jail.
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The virginia HabeRs Corpus Case.

WASHINGTON, November Is. In the
United States Supreme Court this alter
noon John Randolph Tucker concluded the
argument in behalf of the petitioners in the
Virginia habeas corpus proceedings. and
the court took the case into Amusement.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19
Helmbold Redivivus.

New YORK, November 15.-Dr. Il. I.
| Helmbold, the once famous patent medi-
| cine king, WAS arrested on the street TO-
| dav h., ~lDiessly intoxicated and at the re.
nuest Of his son WAS sent to Bellevue
! L>c-,f1
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The Faithful Irish.

DUBLIN, November IA reception was
given Mgr. Persico, papal envoy to Ireland
at Conliffe College in this city to-day. An
address was presented to Mgr. Perslco oy
the clergy and municipal authorities. Inc
Lord Mayor and Councillors were present
IN their robes of office. Mgr. Presico in ex-
PRESSING his thanks said that the OCCASION a;tn
was a, demonstration OF loyalty and fidelity
to the Holy See.
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CURES ALL HUmORS,

Fam a common Bl0tch, or Eruption,
g tn1 mS.SSr Scaiy or Rough skim
IN short, al diseases caused by n bad bl0ea a ald
;onauga59Ii ~ myedicine. Great Eating Uls
eye apidIy heal under it's benign Influence;
Especially las It manif f. its ,IPs GtsnsGy ar n
s sSti' sWsiiings, iliP.joint Disease.
White SyvelliINgs, G0itre. or s ani ta1
Week, and Enlarged GLANDS. i sGno c sea
3 MedS n * 6sa.u On Skin Diseases, or thc same
Imonnt for q treatise on Scrof1lous A,1eetlonss
0THE BLOOD rs THE ,dr IL
Eni6eH Medical Discovery, and eOO0
digestion, q fair skin, buoyait SPY as
its. vital strength, and u
CONSTITUTION, will be established.
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DR.. LIERIG,

400 Geary St., San Francisco. Cat''
Continues to treat successfully by Home
patty every form of Special or Chrome
Diseases without Mercury or Nauseous
Drugs.
DIR. LIEBIG'S INVIGORATOR is a posi-
tive and permanent cure Tor seminal weak
ness, nervous and physical debility, iost
manhood, vital exhaustion and all terrible
results of abused nature, excess and youthful
tollies. The doctor will agree IN writing TO Ior-
felt 81, 900 Tor a case he undertakes ana 1alls 10
cure The reason thousands cannot get cured OF
seminal weakness and the alb diseases IL
owing to a complication callef T 'statorrnea,
which requires a special remed'. ". L1eolgs
Invigorator No. 2, is a specific ur for fios!a.
torrhea. Price OF either lnvls ato = per pottie
or, six bo' ties SO. sent to aby ID SO securely
covered from observation. m al WeaKhess
and Prostatorrhea Drain vita J N the bony
and cause numerous diseases hs battle ordln-
ary medical treatment. Ifs ow i t" continue
the unnatural loss effects the ..,-l organs whlcn
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver complaint you
have a pr1nted guarantee on every DO tic OF
SS6iica's YlN|!sss. u peysr fai's t q. enIe npos
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The Light Weight Championship MIL

BosroN, November 15.-The fight for the
light weight championship Of the world is
believed to have been fought late tonight
at some pl~ ce in the vicinity OF this city
1t is impossible at this writing to obtain
any particulars.
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sHILOH's COUGH and Consumption cure Is
sold by us on a guarantee. 1t cures Consump'
tfon, NEWTON BROS.
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A HIS

Detectives tracked Mr.. Cox, NJ. F., to hle
hiding place at Kildysart and pursued him
He escaped in a small boat, however anu
took refuge on an island.
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sHILpH'S CATARRH REMEDY positive
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker Youth.
e NEWTON BROS
ARE YOU MADE miserable by indigestion
Cons,lpation. Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite. felo"
shin, Ehjlnh'a Vitalizer is a positive cure
"~'" NEWTON BROS.
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TIME TABLE.

WHY WILL YOT cough when shiloh's Cura
viii give immediate relief. Price 10 Gu. ~ CYL
q. NEWTON BROS. ~
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r..der;ca KENYON, OF Butte, who
",se ,,;s,t;ro with Mrs. G. H, Linsley
nai M,n Creek, wea present 81 the ball %
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SPARKS RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
He Needs Rest But Feels Hurt At Not Hav
ing Been Appreciated.

He Needs Rest But Feels Hurt At Not Hav-
Inf Been Appreciated.
WASHINGTON, November 16.-Commis-
sioner Sparks this morning received from
the President q letter accepting his resigna-
ton, to take effect to-day. The letter is
dated yesterday, and, while declining
through courtesy to the President to giveit
to the press, the Commissioner said it was
extremely kind in tone and expressed the
Presidsn 8 full appreciation of his services
to the country as Commissioner of the
Land Office. II feel like a galley slave just
released, said the Commissioner, land but
for the fact I am indeed sick. I would be in
the best Of spirits" 'Of course" he con-
tinued, 'this is not a pleasant ending Of my
administration. and. when l reflect l have
given nearly three years OF almost inces-
SAINT, hard, brain.racking work to the
cause OF the people for but little more than
my board. when l remember I am
at least $4,000 worse off to-day than
| was on the day l came to Washingt m.
| and when 1 review my work OF the last
three years and positively kn"w my course
| has been a right and honest one in that
the position that was at issue is upques-
tinnably correct-why when l think OF all
| these things with the consciousness IT hav-
ing lone my whole duty fearles,ly, / can.
| not help wishing it were other" ise. Yet l
am by no means unhappy" said the Com
! missioner. Il need rest and l shall remain
in Washington during the coming winter
and take it easy" Assistant Commits
sioner Stockslager W II act as Commission:
until Sparks successor is appointed.
No Reasonable Inscriptions to Bo Per-
mitted.
CHICAGO, November 16.-The Arbeiter
Z.itung this evening publishes a letter from
| Michael Schwab written in'the county jail
the day before the execution OF the Anarch-
lists. The letter is printed under the head
| OF august Spies as a Man 1t is devoted
to proving thai while Spies and Lingg had
| different ideas, the former nevertheless had
| a high opinion OF the bomb maker. The
letter further says all Anarchists agreed
that L,ngg was an extraordinary man
| John Buehler, President OF Waldehelm
Cemetery Association, speaking this after.
noon of the probability that the dead
| Anarchists would be permanently inferred
! at Waldeheim. said: 'One thing is certain.
the association will never again allow such
speeches or such scenes as too place Iast
| Sunday. If any monument to the i've men
! should tie erected, the pfnns wUufd hrsf
have to meet the approval OF the directors
Of the cemetery. No reasonable lnscrlp.
tions or designs would b. permitted ON IL.
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Transportation by Pipe Linesl

The cheapest and most convenient Of all art1fi-
, iul me hods of ira maj ortation ye, devised, is by
lines Of wrouR ht iron pipe, supplied, when nee
essa,y, with suitable force pumps at proper IN
ter ais.
1t is admirably adapted for the conveyance OF
oil, water and every kind of liquid, and for ev'
erv sort q gas. Water f. irrigation and mi Ing
.su be m, we'd for any distance by this means. !.
The best pipe for these purposes ls made OF
Ut. ueht iron. provided all parts offs manuia .
ture are well and s ,illtullv done, and PROVIDED
the proper JOINT is used.
Careful pipe IN lke1s select choice pig RI tal'
and from jlmake. under their own super.
vision. and lhr ugh the variots processes OF
puldling. plate making. turning down, WELDING
nd fl ish'ng. all the high test pipe they sen; nm
Piled VIC Plat i On from works 1dentlcaiiy
e with no ,ains o, cost is spared to have It's
pipe and u. Ing of the highest grade.
Wem Ike he t'st pipe capa pc OF Iesisaans n 10
our threads are tapered true, both on pipe
| and SOCK +. so that iron joins against iron
tn, 7 the entire lene sth o. Of III the connected
",ne. and permitting its safe use uhoe' 'ne nsA
est tests.
We Manufacture
Hydraulic Pipe ofany thickness desired In
is a specially.
Gas Line Pipe.
Oil Line p,pe.
Water Line Pipe.
Casing and Tubing for Wells.
T, e length can be as desired, mp to y 1e ea
onger sections are inconvenient Tor hana'ine
~ onr W,rks are located on the Delaware rlvel
II miles below Phi'adelphia. and are C. P nne,;ue
BY rail both With the PhilsdelphW,a Va 4 ca heae sbiI
a nhean1v snd p-omptlv b. rail o any point !;
e Amefica. AM AND by Water to'sll parts of The world d
plans OF Pipe aud Special F thugs naoe i
suit . cifca1iors which may be furi's' e. on,,
C.ntra, t. will be made t. furnish, rs OH:
pine mt in conn. &C N Herewith, ! glnes
rimpz, etc. as may be desired.
Addrs SO the
CHESTER PIPE AND TUBE Q.
oar . Fonrth St Philadelphia Pa, U. Sc
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FROM

disappointment Over the s'o" Arrival OF
Mails Under tho New Schedule on the
Utah 3 Northern-Gensral Personal
News.
ANACONDA, November ~16.-[special COR.
~res,,ndeuce of The M;ner.]-Tte people OF
Anaconda protest vigorously against the
treatment they ara subjected to since tne
change in the arrival OF the mails. 'ney
zee no reason why the running time OF pas
sen,er trains on the Utah q Northern
sbonld not have been shortened instead Of
~Ienotbened, as it is said to have been on the
new time-tsb BILE of that road. 1t Is also
alta ted to Lave been ordered that tralns'
m matter how late they may be, shall not
sxceed schedule time. Thus no nance Is
c;vsn TO make up between Pocateio anu
S;iror Row as engineers were formerly per.
m;tted to do. That Montana should not
rec.;ve some benefit from the cnange re-
centlv made on the main line OF the Union
Pacific seems strange, particularly "heh we
.an.;der the bids rival roads at present
make to secure her passenger tratnc. we
relieve there is nothing to prevent tne
Utah & Northern officials shortening 'ne
t;me from the main line to Silver 30" lou
Innrs at least, thus making it possible iol
the Montana Union TO deliver mails az ,ns
towns along it's route in time ior ois'r'o"
tion the same eve ming.
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GENERAL NOTES.

At the new smelter work goes on steaol'y'
notwithstanding the occasional severity
~ the weather, and there is every 1ndlca-
t;on that at least that portion devoted to
Tho reduction of silver besring ores Will
soon be in active operation; ,oro
SUI Tha "a;c;aI car OF the C. B. & @. was here
M,udav. It's occupants were shown
on +he extensive works of the Anaconda
company ,u by Marcus DAILY, who Afterwards
90 We them an insight OF the hospltaht'es
OF Montana life. .-,,a c,,h took
The dance of the LowIand OIuo 'o uo11
place on Saturday evening. Ia = otts;r. and
+rncted a number OF people from Butte
I'D othsr %neighboring towns.
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Sronx AND SUNSHINE

SEEM TO BE ENGAGED IN FIERCE STRIFE TO
DETERMINE WHICH SHALL REIGN. SATURDAY
THE WEATHER WAS BEAUTIFUL YESTERDAY
IT WAS MISERABLE TO-DAY ALL Is AGAIN
BRIGHT AND JOYOUS. THIS Is THE DAY FOR
SPRING ovERCOAT: To- MORROW You MAY RE-
QUIRE STORM COAT. WHATEVER YOUR WANTS
MAY BE WE ARE QUITE PREPARED TO
CATER TO THEM. BUT WE IMAGINE YOU
ARE PROVIDED WITH HEAVY COVERING, so
WE WILL TALK WITH YOU ABOUT SPRING At
TIRE NO GENTLEMAN WHO HAS ANY REGARD
FOR APPEARANCES Or PERSONAL COMFORT
SHOULD BE WITHOUT SPRING ovERcoAr.
WE HAVE THE ADVANCE STYLES OF THOSE
USEFUL AND ELEGANT GARMENTS ON OUR
COUNTERS NOW. BEGINNING AS LOW AS &c.
WE KEEP ALL TIE INTERMEDIATE GRADES
UP TO s35. THERE Is NO HOUSE IN AMERICA
TO-DAY THAT CAN SHOW YOU GREATER vAR1-
ETToF sTYLEsK1NDsA AND QUALITIES HANwE
DO THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO HOUSE IN
THIS COUNTRY THAT WILL SHOW you THE
SAME AMOUNT OF STYLE, TONE, ELEGANCE OF
MATERIAL AND PERFECTION OF FIT FOR THE
SAME AMOUNT OF MONEY THAT WE WILL AND
DO. EVERY SHAPE AND SHADE KNOWN TO
THE TAILORs' AND DESIGNERS ARTS ARE TO
BE FOUND HERE IN ABUNDANCE. FROM THE
CHEAP AND sERvICEABLE % GARMENT TO
THE RICH AND LUXURIOUS ONE AT s35. THE
INTERMEDIATE GRADES. HOWEVER. SEEM TO
SUIT THE POPULAR FANCY BEST OF COURSE
WE SELL MORE OF THEM. THEREFORE, AT THIS
THE THERE ARE MORE sl2. els AND sls
SPRING ovERcoATs ON OUR COUNTERS THAN
THERE ARE 90 OR s35 ONES, BUT WHATEVER
AMOUNT YOU WISH TO INVEST IN ONE WE CAN
MEET YOUR VIEWS BY GIVING YOU THE BEST
VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY YOU CAN POSSIBLY
OBTAIN IN ANY HOUSE OR CITY IN THE UNITED
STATES
Dr. SAKS l. COMPANY,
THE POPULAR PRICE CLoTH1ERs,
FL 300 TO 3Os SEVENTH STREET.
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WANTED-HEIP


dress fsa 70 sen E sss Liberal pay Sps
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Numerous new goods are being placed on sale.
Stock in merging into spring stu1fs.
The new Jerseys are beautiful. Rich silk Jer.
ssysin improved shapes. Beaded and tettsd Jsr.
seys in handsome styles. the perfection Of quail
ity, shape, at and finish. Two specials, viz:
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vest 'front.' upright collar, new position back,
improved shape. only % each.
Black sll-wool Jerseys, breton front, upper
half laid in plaits, short over hips. coat back.
superb fitting garment $3.50 each.
Jerseys are more popular. better and cheaper
than ever.
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The Mormons are having cheerful laugh over
the ant!-polygamy bill The salt Lake Herald
considers ir "a great triumph for the people OF
Utah and an inglorious defeat for the anti-Mor-
mon clique IL seems that Mark Tapley and not
Brigham Young has taken ghostiy charge OF Nor
mOndom.
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WANTED--HOUSES.


WANTED-TO EXCHANGE UNIMPROvED PROP
to alley for house bet Sd and 18th sts Pa and
ct NV. price, $4,000 to $1,000. Address Box 141,
Star Office. f2l-3ts
WANTED-GENTLEMAN AND WIFE (NO Chill
w dren) desire the care Of furnished house for the
B, P. O. department f19-3t'
WANTED-NORTHWEsT FROM OWN
w era, At $4,000 to o. 900 for parties ready to
Host AA"AhNG iof 4 fA st. NV.
WANTED-AT ONCE-HOUsE OF OR ROOMS
$25. Address TOM, Star office. f19-3t.
WANTED-FOR CAsH-A TWO-sTORY BRICK
w House with all modern improvements; not to ex-
coed sc, 600; must be between 9th and 23d and
and SITS. Address at once MARIE Star Office 1926
WANTED-HOUsE SUITABLE FOR SMALL GRO
w Gerry. confectionery or cigar store. Dwelling,
two to three rooms beside room for store state
rent. Address Box 104. Star Office. 1925
WANTED-HOUSES-AT ONCE FOR SPECIAL
w customers two houses for Investment, in north
west at O. 600 to $500. BAXTER MCGOWAN,
WANTED-A HOUSE AND GROUND TO RUN A
w Dairy, very near city, or ne. preferred would
lease: Send particulars and lowest price to DAIRY
CO., Star office. No agents. f1S-3ts
WANTED - TO PURCHASE HOME WITH
a69nt rooms b bet ard and sth and Goth sts
Stur office f1S-3ts
w or Sell. Spring demand brisk. We have daily ap-
plications for houses. Can rent sell at once We
advertise literally. Commission moderate MCKIB-
BIN b HERRING, 1881 st. film